Environmental and Regulatory Seminar
8:20 to 3:00, Thursday, August 13
Capitol Plaza Hotel, Montpelier
On August 13, Associated Industries of Vermont will host a special seminar focusing on key environmental and regulatory issues. The seminar will cover issues impacting private and public sector employers and the professionals who serve them, and will feature presentations, commentary, and audience Q&A with expert government and private sector presenters.
Both members and non-members are welcome to register to attend. Registration is $45 for AIV members and $60 for non-members, due by August 10. Complementary registrations and other benefits are available for sponsors and new members. Register online by going to www.aivt.org and following the links under “Events”. For more information, email [email protected].
Water Quality: Overview of H.35 and Implementation Issues and Timetables, Next Steps and Decisions, Implications and Considerations for the Regulated Community
Christy Witters, Analyst, Stormwater Program, Watershed Management Division
Jon Anderson, Partner, Burak Anderson & Melloni
Beyond Waste: Targeting Products and Materials for Review, Potential Recycling/Reclamation Implications for Vermont Manufacturers
Bryn Oakleaf, Analyst, Solid Waste Program, Waste Management & Prevention Division
William Driscoll, Vice President, Associated Industries of Vermont
Air Quality: New Requirements for Emissions Under 5 Tons, Outlook for Future Issues
Doug Elliott, Chief, Permitting Section, Air Quality & Climate Division
Mark Bannon, Principal Engineer, Bannon Engineering
Act 250: Key Legal Developments, Recent and Proposed Changes, Update on Criterion 9(L) Review Process, Possible Next Steps
Jon Groveman, Chair, Natural Resources Board
Lou Borie, Executive Director, Natural Resources Board
Peter Van Oot, Director, DRM
David White, President, White + Burke Real Estate Investment Advisors
Lunch Address: Environmental Regulations and Economic Development, Q&A
Patricia Moulton, Secretary, Agency of Commerce & Community Development
Flood Resiliency Planning and Design: Regulatory Overview and Prospects, Emerging Development Practices and Considerations
Rob Evans, Floodplain Manager, Rivers Program, Watershed Management Division
Reforming Permitting and Processes at ANR: Overview of Proposed Legislation, Update on Lean Practice Reforms, Q&A on Priorities and Public Recommendations
Alyssa Schuren, Deputy Commissioner, DEC
Matthew Chapman, Associate General Counsel, DEC
Warren Coleman, Partner, MMR
David Grayck, Attorney at Law
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